Jude Bellingham was joined by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappe and scored another goal in Champions League.
The 19-year-old follows in the footsteps of Haaland, who’s now flying at Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain’s Kylian Mbappe in becoming the third teenage player to score in four consecutive Champions League appearances.
Borussia Dortmund faced Sevilla at the Champions League on Tuesday, as the German team sought to consolidate their position in the top two groups.
The spoils were divided at the Westfalenstadion. England international was the winner Bellingham‘s first-half goal cancelling out the LaLiga side’s opener, which was scored by Tanguy Nianzou
Thomas Meunier handed the ball out to the youngster. He then took possession of the ball and was able to bundle it.
Bellingham has netted in all of Dortmund’s Champions League games so far this season, first against Copenhagen, then Manchester City, and then in both games against Sevilla.
PSG star Mbappe – Who broke another record Tuesday evening? – netted his four for his former club Monaco back in 2017 – all of them coming in knockout matches against Man City and Dortmund.
Bellingham’s former Dortmund teammate Haaland then went one step further and scored in five in a row when playing for RB Salzburg in 2019.
Dortmund is now three points behind group leaders Man City who currently sit on seven points following their win Draw with FC Copenhagen.
